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The Great Depression created a difficult economic period for Americans, and the government had to come up with a plan to help the poor. In order to solve the challenges facing the poor in society, Franklin D. Roosevelt devised the New Deal program. Its focus was on reducing unemployment and poverty, reforming the banking system, and restoring the economy to pre-crisis levels. In spite of the well-thought-out design of the project, many members of society attacked it strongly. Sinclair, Townsend, and Long were among the critics. In the end, they came up with solutions that were more acceptable to Americans who wanted more help for the needy. For some reason, Americans were drawn to the suggestions of these three men.